Jahvillani x Skippa – False Teeth

Jahvillani and Skippa link up on “False Teeth, ” a sharp-edged dancehall single from YGF Records that lands in 2026 as part of the label’s 10-year celebrations. The title alone carries the kind of sly Jamaican wit that fits both artists, and the record plays like a warning shot more than a party tune, with the two deejays trading tough talk over a hard, impatient riddim. It has the kind of pressure built for sound system pull-up moments: lean drums, a clipped bounce, and enough space for both voices to cut through cleanly.

Jahvillani comes in with the seasoned roadman energy that has defined his run since “Badda Dan Dem, ” carrying the gritty St. Ann-rooted style that made Dirt to Bentley such an important step in his catalog. Skippa, one of dancehall’s younger fast-rising voices, brings the newer-generation pace and blunt phrasing that has made his recent singles travel quickly online and in the streets. Together, they meet in a lane that feels current without trying too hard, and that balance gives “False Teeth” its bite.

YGF Records has long been tied to street-forward dancehall and has had a hand in key Jahvillani releases before, so this pairing feels like a natural extension of a working relationship that already knows how to move the market. “False Teeth” fits that lineage: raw, catchy, and made for replay.